Visual arts can teach math by introducing students to concepts such as symmetry, proportion, and geometry. Through the use of shapes, colors, and patterns, students can learn to identify and manipulate mathematical concepts. For example, students can learn to identify and draw shapes such as circles, squares, and triangles, and use them to create patterns and designs. They can also learn to measure and calculate the area and perimeter of shapes, and use these calculations to create larger works of art. Additionally, students can use visual arts to explore concepts such as fractions, angles, and ratios.
